Noah Beck gets massive praise for \u201cwholesome\u201d Caitlyn Jenner interview YouTube: Noah BeckIn the latest edition of his YouTube series \u2018Beckseat Driver,\u2019 Noah Beck had his most high-profile guest to date as he interviewed former Olympian, reality TV star and activist Caitlyn Jenner. The half-hour interview is already proving a hit on his YouTube channel, although it took Caitlyn a while to understand why they weren\u2019t driving for an interview series based in a car. Beck started off by asking Jenner questions about her Olympics career, admitting that as a soccer player, he looked up to Caitlyn as a \u201cmentor\u201d growing up. Jenner attributed a lot of her success to her \u201ctough mindset,\u201d explaining to Beck that having an \u201cathletic mind\u201d is just as important as having an \u201cathletic body.\u201d \u201cThe people that have both are a rare breed and come around every 20-30 years,\u201d Caitlyn explained. \u201cIt\u2019s people like Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods back in his day.\u201d \u201cI had an okay body, but I had a really tough mind, and when I needed to bring out a performance I could.\u201d However, despite her astounding success as a decathlete, Caitlyn explained that this didn\u2019t make her experiences of gender dysphoria go away. \u201cI remember waking up one morning after the [1976 Olympic] Games, putting on my gold medal, looking in the mirror and thinking: \u2018Who is that guy? Have I built up this character so well that I\u2019m going to be stuck with him for the rest of my life?\u2019 Explaining how she threw herself into marriages and raising children (including the famous Kardashian and Jenner children), Caitlyn said that it was only when her children had grown up that she realized that she \u201cneeded to do something for me.\u201d Growing up, Caitlyn told Beck that she had always had a \u201cfascination\u201d with her sisters and mother, and would dress up in their clothes while they were gone but \u201cnever quite knowing why\u201d she felt compelled to do so \u2013 this habit of dressing in women\u2019s clothes in private is a habit she continued in private until she was able to transition. However, thinking back to her 23-year marriage with Kris Jenner, Caitlyn said that although the marriage ended in divorce, her time with the Kardashians were \u201cgreat years\u201d and that she had \u201cno regrets\u201d about that time of her life. As the interview winded down, Caitlyn decided to take the drivers seat and take Noah out for a spin, as they discussed topics like their favorite snacks, classic rock and the TV show \u2018Survivor\u2019. With Beck taking a more laid-back approach to the interview, largely letting Caitlyn lead the conversation, fans were full of praise for the young influencer. One YouTube user said that Noah was \u201cso respectful and wholesome, it\u2019s actually crazy\u201d, while another fan said: \u201cI\u2019m only a few minutes in but I have to say much respect to Noah, who at 19, is even having this rich conversation. I\u2019m impressed as someone who\u2019s been checking out some of the TikTik-famous people just out of curiosity for why they\u2019ve blown up so big.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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